Atlantic Bond Vote Hinges On Women Push
The Atlantic News urges a Monday turnout by women to clinch the two thirds required for the bond proposition. Automobiles will transport participating women to polling places, with calls to J A McWard to schedule rides. In past races 64 women voted at the rail line election, and organizers expect strong, likely unanimous support for the bond.
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Atlantic
J. A. McWard
Boosters’ Club
Musson
A A. McWain
Negotiations Open for Peace in Mexico Amid Rebel Demands
Peace talks begin as insurgents press for amnesty for rebels and a new presidential election with a free ballot. Diaz government envoys travel under a flag of truce to meet Medaro representatives at a rebel stronghold, San Isidro, while unrest continues in Chihuahua.
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United Press
Mexico City
Diaz
Medaro
EL Paso
Mexico
Chihuahua
San Isadro
More New Congressmen From Census Boost
The census bureau released state populations with Colorado at 799,024 up 259,304 or 48.6 percent earning one extra congressman. Oregon at 672,765 up 259,229 or 62.7 percent. Idaho 325,649 up 163,822 or 101.3 percent. Nevada 81,875 listed.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Taft Names Fred W Lehman Solicitor General
President Taft announces the appointment of Fred W Lehman of St Louis as solicitor general to succeed Lloyd W Bowser. Lehman formerly lived in Des Moines and is a personal friend of Senator Cummins.
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Des Moines
United Press
Washington
Taft
Fred W. Lehman
St. Louis
Lloyd W. ‘Bowser
Lehman
Des‘ Moines i
Cuminius
Bad Fire in Virginia Reported by United Press
A brief dispatch from United Press notes a fire incident in Virginia with limited readable details. No injuries or exact location are confirmed in the fragment.
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Virginia
The
United Press
Murder Man 4D Rob Shagon Masked Hold Up at Salt Lake Station
Disjointed notes report masked bandits holding up a station in Salt Lake City, injuring an agent’s wife and cutting telewire lines. The fragment references a murder attempt, a strike in Chicago, and a mayoral statement about a plan from Hart, Schafinec & Marx, with no clear, coherent narrative.
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U. P
Devi Slide
Agent Tha
Salt Lake
Resis
Chicago
Bee
Busse
Hart
Schafinec & Marx
A.M. Petite Married After City Divorce Case
A. M. Petite, formerly of the city, now at Scotts Bluff Nebraska with Payne Investment Company, has married a local Scotts Bluff young woman. He was a defendant in a divorce action there, did not defend, and his wife was granted the decree by default.
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A. M. Petite
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Payne Investment Company
Scotty Bluff
Petite
Weather Outlook for Town Unsettled and Colder
Forecast warns unsettled conditions with a drop in temperatures through the weekend. Expect gusty winds and scattered showers Friday night into Sunday as Arctic air edges southward into the region. Highs fall to the lower 40s with lows near freezing at night.
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Henight
New Union Church Dedication Planned in Griswold
Town prepares for the dedication of Griswold’s new Union Church tomorrow. Rev Chas E Luck, pastor, led the work with major local support. speakers include Rev Arthur S Henderson of Muscatine noted for past service in the city. The modern edifice is praised as handsome and well suited to its uses.
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Fey. Abas, EK
Luck
Griswold
Union
Chas
Arthur 8. Henderson
Muscatine
Congregational Church
New Union
Taft Neutral on California Peace Plan Stance
Washington December 3. California statesmen led by Governor Johnson urged a peacetime stance. The president said he would be fair in San Francisco but not in New Orleans, maintaining neutrality amid mixed reactions.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
California
Effect Johnson
Frisco
New Orleans
Wife Shoots Self Before Husband Over Child Custody
Mrs Mary Bilsworth killed herself in her husband's presence after a family quarrel over taking their child. She fired with one hand on the child while the husband refused to allow her to take the youngster.
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United ¢Press
Danville
Ill
Mary Bilsworth
Mobilization Ordered in Trans-Caucasian Province
St Phtprsburg dispatch reports heavy troop mobilization in the Cars province near Turkey amid fears of a regional decision affecting Turkey. The move follows Russia's actions in Persia, escalating tensions in the border region.
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Phtprsburg
Turkey
Christmas Gift for Nige and Family at News Office
Fragmentary notice suggests ordering Christmas gifts for Nige and relatives. Readers urged to see samples at the News Office with a final rush deadline looming and a display of 100 spring bundles.
First Banquet Planned for Moral Improvement League
Members of the newly organized Moral Improvement League convened to map a first banquet for Friday December 9 in the I O O F hall. Aimed at nonmembers with support for church work and moral betterment, the event will feature a ladies served menu and an engaging program. Officers include President T W Rainey and Vice President Dr C V Wilder with committees for entertainment publicity and finance. The banquet is expected to be a elaborate, thoroughly enjoyable affair with final venue details to follow.
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Moral Improvement League
League
T. W. Rainey
V. Wilder
Wilson Graham
Otto Hygera
K. Wilder
Otto Rogers
J. 4. Simmone
A. A. Gillette
H. K. Williams
BW. Porterfield
T. HH. Whitney
Asi
J. A. Gitten
Clyde
Campbell
Max
Ammert
T.C. Salveter
Ernest Stacks
J.W. Gardner
Win
Masteller
Sig. Schavaland
J. H. Marshall
B. R. Wasson
Betting Favors Alliance In Next Commons Vote
London December 3 betting favors the Liberal Labor Irish alliance to win a majority in the next House of Commons though fears arise the Lords may veto. Chancellor Lloyd George has reportedly received a $5000 offer from an American vaudeville manager affecting his chances.
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The
United Press
London
Alliance
House of Commons
Lords
Lloyd-Georgeé
Minority Report to be Made
Minority members of the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committees have completed work and are ready to present their report soon.
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Washington
Ballinger-Pinchot Investigating Committees
Bond Election And Power Plant Upgrade For Atlantic
The article outlines a bond election to fund a $50,000 power and water plant upgrade in Atlantic. Voters weigh a two thirds requirement with anticipated premiums, and plan to use $10,000 bond money to retire water stock, giving the city clear title. It details tax implications, expected savings, and compares public vs private ownership costs and efficiencies.
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Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Avery
Tor
Atlantic Produce Company
Meeker
Park Hotel
Hine
Water Company
Ig Ag Big Ag
Somme
Dra
Strike turns serious as 3000 garment workers walk out
United Press reports the garment workers strike in Milwaukee Wisconsin deepens as about 3000 workers from 22 shops are ordered out today. The effort signals heightened labor tension and potential broader disruptions in the city’s apparel industry.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Train wreck kills three near Clinch Port in fog
A Carolina doublehead freight train derailed in fog near Clinch Port Virginia early today. Three crew members died, three were injured. Names listed include engineer C. Wm ith, fireman RIK Showalter, and fireman Carl Vaughn. Birth announcements at The News Art.
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Boulder
United Preas
Bristol
Tenn
Clinchport
Carolina
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